Thomas de Quincey wrote an essay about the event that opens this play's Act II, Scene 3. After Malcolm and Donalbain flee, the title character hires three men to kill Fleance, but he escapes. This play's "Tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow" soliloquy is delivered after the main female character's commits suicide, having earlier tried to wash out a "damned spot." While an army disguised as Birnam Wood approaches Dunsinane, the title character is defeated by Macduff. For 1
Thomas de Quincey wrote an essay about the event that opens this play's Act II, Scene 3. After Malcolm and Donalbain flee, the title character hires three men to kill Fleance, but he escapes. This play's "Tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow" soliloquy is delivered after the main female character's commits suicide, having earlier tried to wash out a "damned spot." While an army disguised as Birnam Wood approaches Dunsinane, the title character is defeated by Macduff. For 10 points, name this Shakespeare tragedy in which the title character kills Duncan and becomes king of Scotland.
Thomas de Quincey wrote an essay about the event that opens this play's Act II, Scene 3.
The Tragedy of {Macbeth}